Ukiah Dolphin swim club outlines 1963 season plan
The Ukiah Dolphin Swim Club schedules a April 22 organizational meeting at 7:30 PM at the Ukiah Municipal Clubhouse to recruit new swimmers and expand age groups for the Redwood League. Coach and new depth across strokes are emphasized as signups begin in mid May with practice at Ukiah Pool and private pools.
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Perez Eyes First Base With Reds After Colorful Rise
The Cuban-born slugger Tony Perez, a former shortstop turned second and third baseman, may fit at first base with Cincinnati. Now in Charlotte, he starred for San Diego as MVP of the Pacific Coast League before joining the Reds this spring. He opened NL play with a grand slam and a double in a 8-3 win over Milwaukee, as Sammy Ellis earned the victory.
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Lakers strike back as 76ers edge Celtics in East finale
Lakers, newly crowned Western Division champs, push for NBA title by backing Philadelphia to topple Boston. Wilt Chamberlain leads 76ers 30 points in 112-106 win in Philadelphia as Boston battles to break Celtics’ 15 straight wins at Boston Garden. West pours in 42 for Lakers in 117-115 win over Baltimore to seal West.
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Driscoll and Luckman Join Chicago Advisory Staff
Paddy Driscoll and Sid Luckman, both elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame, continue on the Chicago advisory staff. The two enduring figures contribute to team planning and player guidance, drawing on decades of professional experience.
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BYU Upsets USC Cal in West Coast Track Meet
BYU upset USC and Cal in Berkeley as Belghann led a strong mile showing with 4 05.8 while Tracy Smith of Oregon State claimed a 4 08.8 mile and 9 02.93 two mile double. Cal relays topped a 440 by Fire Bears and the mile relay in 3 13.4 without Archibald.
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Paul s controversial deal pays dividends for Indians
The Cleveland Indians opened the season with a 7-1 win over the Los Angeles Angels as Ralph Terry, the former Yankees star, pitched seven strong innings. Terry allowed only a single in the third until Jose Cardenal and Paul Sthal connected forDallas, and the Indians capitalized on three Angels errors. Leon Wagner and others contributed late runs as Cleveland seized the early lead and demonstrated the payoff from the prior deal involving Ramos and the Yankees.
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Groza Longest Field Goal At 52 Yards In 1951 Title
Cleveland UPI reports Lou Groza kicked a 52 yard field goal in the 1951 title game against the Los Angeles Rams, the longest in the era, at N FL.
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Lathe Ree Bae Named of the Year Mystery
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Ex-Coach Jim King Guided Xavier Basketball Team
Former Phillies pitcher Jim King, once coaching Xavier University's fresh man basketball squad, led the program in its early days. He previously served as a Phillies pitcher and contributed to the sport in Cincinnati.
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Giants Lose to Pirates as Errors Cost Rally
Giants outhit Pittsburgh 9 to 7 but missed chances with three errors. Willie Mays, Alou, and Perry led San Francisco hitters while Bob Friend earned the win for Pittsburgh with help from reliever Al McBean. Jack Sanford took the loss as Frank Franks noted ongoing rotation need and lefty relief gaps.
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